Wichita eagle., 1887-12-04

Time TO make unlS the 1flpSU cllCe OF us
kind yet given here. From the parlors
the company repaired to the large, stately
dining hall which was not less beautiful
in appearance than the parlor. The menu
was the most elaborate, the delicacies be-
ing sumptuously, yet neatly prepared and
keeping apace with the other enjoya-
| BILE features of the party.
| Mesdames divers may rest assured that
they most successfully succeeded i'll giving
a most enjoyable and sumptuous tea with
the city's most brilliant company, of
which great number are given below:
| Mrs. Thomas Lynch and Miss Agnes
| Lynch, Mrs n F. Neiderlander and Miss
| Marion Neiderlander. Mrs. H. NJ ImbOden,
Miss Stella Russell, Mrs NJ NJ Murdoch,
Miss Laura Woodcock, Miss Matte
Fabrique. Mrs. K. P. Murdoch, Mrs.
Rudolph Hatfield, Miss Kate Murdoch,
Mrs. j. NJ. Pollock, Mrs. David Ross, Miss
Lena Oliver, Mrs. Finley Ross, Mrs. j.
Hurst, Mrs. X. Harris, Mrs.
H. H. Richards, Mrs C. A Vanness,
Mrs. r. H Rays, Mrs Dr. Furley, Mrs,
Murray Myers, Mrs. j. Junkermann, Mrs.
Al Biting, Mrs. l.. B. Ferrell Mrs Al
, Thomas. Mrs. A w. Little Mrs VIII
reese, Mrs. j. H. Black, Mrs. Baker, Mrs.
| vans, Mrs, Chas. knorr, Mrs NJ. W. Levy,
Hiss Neggaur, Mrs. Pittinger, Mrs. II. W.
| .ewis, Miss Birdine Davidson, Mrs. Col.
nnes, Miss Ida Skinner, Mrs. II. Peck,
IRIS. j. H. Alley, Miss May Skinner, Mrs.
| 7. 0. Davidson Mrs L. ID. Skinner, Miss
| Minnie Skinner, Mrs. W. 4. Stanley, Mrs
| Frank Lewis, Mrs. Geo. Whitney, Miss
| Nary Miller, Mrs. Newcomb, Miss Mamie
| Meade, Mrs A. G. Walden, Mrs. II. c.
| Sluss, Mrs. Geo. Hellar, Mrs. Capt. Smythe,
| Mrs. Chas. Smythe, Mrs. H. Smithson, Miss
3usby, Mrs. Fred Smythe, Mrs. j. f. Sher-
| Alan, Mrs. Charles EattOn, Mrs. Cogdiu,
| Mrs w. s. Grant, Mrs. Newell Knight
| Mrs. Judge Campbell, Mrs. John Watts,
| McClees, Miss Emma McClees, Mrs. :. S
| c. Forbes, Mrs. B. H. Campbell, Miss Hat
| lie Hays. Miss Ella Ruggles, Mrs. c. q. Col
lough Miss Groves, Mrs. S. G. Winch,
Mrs Ed. Vail, Mrs Ordway, Mrs. McCaun
| and Mrs. NJ. H. West.
&x*Nirs. Finlay Ross gave a most delight
full luncheon to number OF lady friends
Friday evening at her stately home on
\ orth Waco Mrs. Ross entertained in
her usual easy. elegant manner, and Il very
pleasant evening was passed by those
present
miss May Young entertained few
friends Wednesday evening at her home
on North Market. The evening was spent
pleasantly in drawing, cards, etc.
#z#Quite number of Elmer McClurq's
friends rendered him a surprise in the
form of party, one evening last week, al
his home on South Market. The little
folks all enjoyed themselves hugely, and it
was rather late when they departed. Here
they are in full: Frank Rice, Ellie Gift
ford Geord SCHNEIDER, Lizzie Clifford,
Grady Hillard, Earl Newcomer, Rosy
Brosser, Mable C. Bubby Lena SCHNEIDER,
Pearl Hubbard, Pitt Hubbard,
John Dean, Mary Garrison, Lee Alfred,
Alice Brown, Davis Hillard, Frank Dean,
Gertie Clifford, Nellie Clifford.
- The Paramount Whist Club held an
other of their most enjoyable meetings at
the residence of f. T. Lewis Paramount.
The evening was equally as enjoyable as
the former ones, which are all of the most
delightful parties The host and hostess
served most refreshing repast to the
guests, who were profuse in their thanks.
Among those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Evans, Mr.. and Mrs H. Lilly, Mr..
and Mrs. II. q. Toler, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge
I4auck, Mr. and Mrs. George Whitney, Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Alley, Mrs Bond, Mrs.
Campbell, Miss Lucille Lauck, Gertrude
L.auck, Miss Minnie Frame, Mr. 4. Lauck.
Mr.. c. Rumsey, Hensc Lauck, Mr.. and
Mrs Robson, Mrs Smith; Victor Muir
dock, Maurice Niele
= Mr.. and Mrs. A. t. Bush were most
agreeably surprised by number Of their
friends last Friday evening The evening
was spent in music, dancing and cards,
finished with good wholesome lunch
Every person enjoyed the evening and
mirth prevailed.
miss Lillian Hamblin gave a musicale
to her pupils last Friday evening. The
program was varied and well rendered.
Those present were Miss Octavia Hobbs,
Mrs. H. Smithson, Mr. and Mrs. A. /.
Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. keck, Mr. r.
Mr. T. b. Carrot, Miss Veile, b. Slosser,
VIII Bracken, Miss Jocelyn, Miss Herring.
l.. Davis, Miss Elva Walker, Mr.. Cohn
and Mr.. and Mrs. McComb.
last Sunday evening the VI. NJ. ;. c.
gave their first entertainment at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Wallenstein 81 y. Market St,
From reports a most interesting anG pleas
ant program was rendered, such being
characteristic of this society.
+.%Mrs Chas. Walker gave a reception 70
a number of her friends last Wednesday
evening in honor of Mrs. j. I. Odell, OF
Richmond, Va.
1.-The wooden wedding of Mr.. aud Mrs
Robert Jacks on Wednesday evening last
was truly very enjoyable affair, nothing
which goes to make up pleasant evening
was omitted. music, dancing, singing and
a royal good supper. Could it be anything
but n treasure 10 the participants and
JOY 10 Mr. and Mrs. Jacks
miss Alice Moore at her home I015 East
Oak street. gave a birthday party TO a
number Of her friends, Tuesday evening.
1.-The NJ NJ :. c. hold che Of their pop
ular socials this evening at the home OF
the Misses Goldberg.
Zone OF the most enjoyable occasions
for long time was a surprise party II the
residence of Mr.. aud Mrs Joseph StOveF
on South Seneca street Friday evening, il
being the twenty fifth anniversary Of their
wedding Early IN the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. S;over had been persuaded 20 70 10 a
neiEfls5o-s 10 enjoy a q1sie+ evening and an
oyster supper, little thinking - how rileir
do.i5iciie yyouId b,- invasles. during their
absence soon the house vas filed with
neictbors and friends. bringing with them
bounteous supplies Of everything that
.emp;s the appetite Of man, and wo-
man too. particularly west slider.
Waea al was vre.ssred sOa-